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FranceSays
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Life beyond borders
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FranceSays | Life beyond borders Menu Home About Me Search for: Skip to content FranceSays Life beyond borders Un Premier Posted on 16 Days Ago by MELewis One of my favourite French expressions is ‘remercier’. Used not to thank someone, but rather to fire them. Or to ‘let them go’, as we so kindly put it in English. To me, ‘remercier’ illustrates all of the subtlety and indirectness of the French language, and why it is the language of diplomacy. Not that I would know much about that: I’m about as indirect and diplomatic as my French bulldogs. This week Emmanuel Macron ‘thanked’ his prime minister for the past two years by accepting her resignation. Here again, it makes it sound like she wanted to leave. But no, essentially she was forced out so that the president could appoint a new prime minister who would in turn form a new government. Why? That’s where it gets interesting. In France, the president is elected to run the country for a 5-year term (red...
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